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Date Published: Mar 28, 2009 - 10:37 am
If you are thinking of a Craigslist proxy, you can go about it two
ways. Via renting or just by setting it up yourself. When is it
best to rent and when is it best to setup your own? If you are
posting a lot of ads each day on Craigslist, you should probably
consider creating your own server. Just how much is a lot? Posting
anywhere above 30 ads a day, would mean that I would consider
setting up my own. Less than this and you should be ok with renting
IPs from someone else. Renting IPs from other people is fine, but
usually they come at a much higher price compared to setting up
your own. If you need to post a lot of ads on Craigslist, look at
investing into your own Craigslist proxy instead of renting from
someone else. You can save heaps over time.
Date Published: Feb 15, 2009 - 8:13 pm
Are you putting ads on on Craigslist via a Craigslist Proxy? If so,
does Craigslist know just what you are up to? This depends entirely
on how anonymous your Craigslist Proxy is. If you are using an
exclusive or proxy server for Craigslist that you setup yourself
and are the only one with access, most likely what you are doing is
completely safe from the prying eyes of Craigslist. However, if you
are posting on Craigslist with a free or shared proxy server, then
there is a good chance that everything you are doing is completely
visible. Shared & free proxies typically offer less security
and are not anonymous, something which is vital to successfully
post ads on Craigslist. The main reason is due to their how
anonymous they are and that elite proxy servers typically can not
be detetected as a proxy server. Furthermore, you may be using a
server that has several people on it who also post on Craigslist..
Do you want to share a proxy server with 50 other people who are
also posting on Craigslist? Obviously not. If you are using an
elite Craigslist Proxy then you should be safe and anonymous on
Craigslist.
Date Published: Feb 10, 2009 - 9:03 am
Finding that you always get ads flagged on Craigslist? A lot of
people seem to think that ads are flagged due to some IP or proxy
reason.. Usually this isn't the problem.
Craigslist users flag ads, not Craigslist itself. You will find
that your ads are usually flagged for these reasons:
A. What you are posting on Craigslist is spam or perceived as spam.
In terms of content, posting frequency or posting locations.
B. Someone else who is in the same market as you has decided to
flag your ads so they can sell more. You will find that they are
just delibrately flagging your ads wherever possible. You will find
that such groups of this kind exist with the sole purpose of
flagging people off Craigslist.
The main cause of your ad getting flagged is usually one of the
above. It usually is not due to your
Craigslist proxy.
Date Published: Jan 10, 2009 - 12:06 am
Thinking about setting up a
Craigslist Proxy and
curious about why or if a password is really needed to access it?.
Having to constantly enter usernames and passwords when changing
IPs can be tiring but should not be neglected. Proxy servers are
machines out in the open on the internet and therefore can
potentially be accessed by anyone. Even though there are millions
of other IP addresses out on the internet this does not make it
impossible to find your proxy server IP. In this day and age there
are a multitude of tools that can make IP scanning a very simple
process and allow someone to scan thousands and thousands of IPs in
a very short time. Make sure that whenever you setup a proxy that
you always make it password protected. If someone else gains access
to your proxy server then you can be held liable for any damages
that they do through the use of it. Instead of not using a
password, look to use software the can save usernames and passwords
for the IP ports on your proxy to save time. Use these instead as
they will achieve what you want (speeding up the login process) but
also alow you to retain the high level of security that your
Craigslist
Proxy requires.
Date Published: Jan 08, 2009 - 9:07 pm
Ads won't show up on Craigslist? Can't figure it out? This could be
due to a number of reasons why you might be having problems getting
ads to appear on Craigslist. These tips should help you to get your
ads to stick.
First, don't use words that you think might not be suitable for the
category. If you are posting in the for sale section, avoid posting
unrelated ads such as work at home ads. Craigslist has several spam
filters in place that constantly monitor for any unrelated or
irrelevant keywords. Each section on Craigslist is different and
most likely uses a different set of filters. Second, don't use html
codes outside of what Craigslist supports. Craigslist lists on
their site which html codes they permit and using unsupported codes
may mean your ads are blocked. Third, try to limit how many ads you
post each day. If possible try and post 1 ad from 1 IP each day and
no more. Posting more than this this will work, but posting an
excessive amount of ads increases the chances that you will be
flagged. Finally, don't post ads with external html images. There
are sections which allow you to link to external images but doing
so does increase the chance of your ad being blocked. Other
sections do not permit images at all and all ads with images are
blocked.
Getting up ads on Craigslist can cause a lot of stress, but by
following the above tips you should reduce the amount of trouble.
You may also consider looking into a
Craigslist proxy to
improve the rate of your ads going live.
Date Published: Jan 07, 2009 - 12:18 am
Web proxies are a commonly known and used proxy resource. There is
a common belief held by many that a webproxy is suitable to be used
as a Craigslist proxy. However, this couldn't be further from the
truth. One of the biggest problems with web proxies is that they
are not anonymous. If you want to be able to post advertisements on
Craigslist with as little trouble as possible then this is
something you need to pay attention to. As mentioned, webproxies
are not anonymous and they do not hide the fact that they are a
proxy. This being the case, Craigslist simply needs to first query
an IP and check for any signs that it is a proxy and if this is the
case all ads are blocked. Webproxies are easy to setup and usually
free making people believe that they are a good and plentiful
solution to post ads with on Craigslist. This obviously doesn't
work and they quickly become frustrated. If you are looking to post
ads on Craigslist then you will have to fork out a few dollars and
setup your own
Craigslist proxy to be able to post ads
successfully.
Date Published: Jan 05, 2009 - 4:55 am
How many IPs you get on your proxy server depends on a few things.
First, how much money do you have and secondly how many ads do you
want to post. Not having enough IPs on your proxy obviously means
you will be limited in the number of ads you can post. So if you
are looking to posts heaps of ads make sure that you get as many
IPs as you can afford. Would a few ads each day be all you need to
put on Craigslist? Or are you looking to post hundreds of ads
everyday? For those who would be happy with just one or two ads,
one IP on your proxy server would be more than enough. Anymore than
this would be a waste of money and resources. However, if you need
more than one hundred ads per day you should look at getting
anywhere from 5 to 10 IPs to begin. Generally speaking, for every
IP that you have on your proxy server you can post approximately 10
ads. This will allow you to easily and quickly evaluate if you have
enough or not enough IPs on your
Craigslist proxy to
fullfil your posting needs.
Date Published: Jan 04, 2009 - 8:17 am
Do you own or will you be setting up a
Craigslist
Proxy soon? If so make sure you get IPs from as many
different C class IP ranges as possible. C class IP ranges aren't
talked about much, but if you post any quantity of ads on
Craigslist without using different C class IP ranges you are
potentially making it very easy for Craigslist to track your
activities.
IPs are divided into different ranges, A B C and D. Ranges are used
to keep track of and log the network and ID of the network.
Everyone on the internet is assigned an IP which is used to
identify them while they are online. The most common method used to
change your IP is by reconnecting to the internet, but most of the
time the new IP your ISP gives you is still within the same range.
This makes it easy for companies to log your activities, as even
though you have changed your IP, it has not been changed to the
extent that they are unable to make any connection between your old
and new IP. It is more than possible that this is exactly what
Craigslist uses as part of their system to filter out spam. Using
different C class IP ranges on your proxy server would definitely
make it much harder or almost impossible for Craigslist to do
this.
As mentioned above, using IPs in the same C class IP range may make
it possible for Craigslist to detect your activity even though you
could be using several different accounts (as your new IP is
similar to the last and may make it possible for your activity to
be flagged or detected). This also applies to proxy servers and is
why you should consider getting IPs from as many different C class
IP ranges as possible. Generally speaking, most IPs on proxy
servers are all from the same C class IP range, this is something
you should try to avoid. Anonymity is very important for anyone
posting on Craigslist, so be sure to get a
Craigslist Proxy
with IPs in different C class IP ranges.
Date Published: Jan 03, 2009 - 8:04 am
The exact number of IPs you should get with your proxy is dependant
on a few factors. The first is what kind of budget do you have to
spend on your proxy server and secondly what quantity of ads are
you looking to post daily. Not having enough IPs on your proxy
obviously means you will be limited in the number of ads you can
post. If you want to post a lot of ads buy as many IPs as your
budget will allow you. Are you just going to post one or two ads on
Craigslist a day? Or are you looking to post hundreds of ads
everyday? Anyone who wants to be a casual poster and post only a
few ads shouldn't need more than 1 IP on their proxy server.
Anymore than this would be a waste of money and resources. However,
if you need more than one hundred ads per day you should look at
getting anywhere from 5 to 10 IPs to begin. Generally speaking, for
every IP that you have on your proxy server you can post
approximately 10 ads. So that should give you a quick rule to check
to see if you have enough IPs on your
Craigslist proxy to
allow you to post enough ads on Craigslist.
Date Published: Dec 31, 2008 - 7:47 pm